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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

Wara eossss from SaratoEa that The
stalking wAs inadequate foe the nunahsr
q sorsss On tie spcl
Ia CAie&e0 management elai1s tkas
tne - ssipss Of Deity dag and Saly Ssn
WeFa ssoaxa 10 ray foe zoe whole meet
he,
TIE paeaE Rsbslltoa. VIE woa sns as9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07
ACADEMY OF fHE HOLY NAMES
SEATTLE, W.T..
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

CTUDIEs WILL BE- RESUMED Ara %
~ 1881. Th0Foash Instruction a the rng.
Ian nFADehes. An. Aasic. Elocaiion and ~
A gage ~ "a e1perisoeed corps q sesch-
NaKNOFk, CraFoa, PzlnfiRg 10 on ana m No.
Oniars; Parting on Chira, Glass. velVet- -
thofouSh bass and haFMony receive Ar a.
lentian. Vocal. nusic, iadastrsal drswinS
pain and .ornsnsntal nesdlsWcFik tanrst fr.s
d ebargs- Boys ander - VII b re6siTsd I.
} sepArAta depAFtmant.
aaeaN s@ SISTER 6UPYREaR
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NOTICE TO caEDIToRs.

A Il PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAISgg
a n sstate % D. n. crnns. esoeAssd, WIN
present. fee sAz1e for paEmant stshfn one va
ffom the date u this notscs 70 Mrs. 3. b naIi
Or 70 haF address. P. o. bon s54, eity. All e1f..
Sanding debte. fSnts, &C.. aro paTnbie 49, =.
- un4aIsEEns4 MRa So Haf4
~ Order q MrL 3. Z. Han, Mrs. Z. p. Half
Mrl NJ A. Thonas. and Cmshsxins pseeIs
CAas atninistEatrfr = ne sssEts q b. III
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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

ern district Of Illinois and is that CT
George and Fred Bowman VS.. Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad Company,
growing out Of the refusal Of the railroad
company 81 trsnsporr 20 appellants at
Marshsiito 7a, Iowa, 5000 barrels CT beer,
the defendants pleading as an excuse for
non-performance OF duty as common car
riers statute Of Iowa, passed April 5.
1886, requiring corporations in such cases
where liquors are transported to have q
certificate from the auditor of the county,
under seal, certifying that the consiguee
Is authorized to sell such liquors. This
certificate was not furnished. 1t is al
legged by appellants that the Iowa law is
in derogation of article of the
Federal constitution, which declares
that Congress shall have power to regu-
late commerce with foreign nations, and
that this power Is exclusive. The defend
ants rely upon the police power Of the
state for authority to pass this statute on
the ground that liquors corrupt the NOR
ais and endanger the health and lives OF
its citizens. This case would seem to be
clearer csse OF infringement Of the fed
eral constitution than the Kansas case,
but it WAS decided by the United States
Circuit Judge in favor of the railroad
company, and its review oy the Supreme
Court will excite deep and widespread
interest among all classes OF the people
4 decision unfaVorable to these prohibi-
ton stutes would operate on the Prohi-
bition party like Tam O'Shanter's unluCky
remark when the witches were dancing at
| Kirk AlloWey.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
tt IS LAMAR.
President Cleveland Virtually Admits
that Secretary Lamar VIII Sue
coed the Late Justice Woods.
The Virginia Democratic Association
Jumps on Civil Service Commission
or Oberly In Lively Manner.
ed the Presidents kilograms Gall
ing them Together.
TIE PRESIDENTS REPLY.

THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l.-When the Ala
bams delegation called on the President
Wednesday afternoon to press the names
of Judges Pettus and Somerville in con-
nection with the appointment of success
sor to the late Justice Woods on the
Supreme bench, the President responded
to the chsirman as follows: "All of the
parties named are men Of the highest
CT acter, and likewise Judge Simms of
Lot siana, whose name has been men
toned in this connection, but the news
papers throughout the country seem to
have already made this appointment for
me, and | am somewhat embarrassed in
consequence; hence | don't care to make
any issue with the press IN this Natter
From the way In which Mr.. Cleveland
replied he virtuslly admitted that Secre-
tary Lamar is the man.
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
The regular meeting Of the Virginia
| Democratic Association last night was
anything but tame. The recent CON-
munication to the public of Civil Service
Commissioner 0berly was up for discus
sion, and that gentleman was handled
with gloves of. After everyone had
Jumped on the Commissioner to his
hearts desire, and been roundly ep-
plauded therefor, resolution was pass
ed protesting against the assertions made
by Mr.. Ooerly, and declaring them to be
misleading and false. The meeting then
adjourned, but the affair will probably be
reopened by MIR. Oberly, who he's repu
tation as a fighter.
GRANT RELICS.
An interesting addition to the collec-
ton of Grant relics has been received al
the National Museum, and Will be placed
on exhibition in few days. 1t is the
Ginsley saddle SO long used by Genera
Grant and which has been for the pas
fifteen years at the Dayton, Ohio, Sol
diers' Home. 1t is the property of Col
onel MARYLAND, who has at last deposited
it in the National Museum. An autograph
letter from General Grant TO Colone
MARYLAND presenting the saddle to thu
Colonel will also be exhibited.
THE CABINET MEETING.
When the President decided to hold
cabinet meeting before leaving on hi
trip he had kilograms sent to the differen
cabinet officers who were absent from tn
city and all responded. Secretaries Endi
colt, Whitney aud Lamar returned in tim
TO attend the meeting. Acknowledgements
Garland was at his hunting lodge an
did not receive the telegram till his re
turn to Little Rock when he hastene
back to this city but did not arrive unit
hours after the Presidents departure G.
his tour. Secretary Lamar left for Beth
: lem, n. H, tonight to join Mrs. LsmaI
He will he absent week.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
A Great Fox Hunt.

In the Handley Reighborhood Satur-
day there was one OF the most interest
ing fox chases ever hsd in Tarrant
county. THE GAzETTE's Informant, Mr..
", ]. Tackaherry, says taat there were
thirty mounted men and fully IS man =
dogs anu that ne never wlLnesseu ~
gsYer scene. They causnt ,ru,ss
nsyd in exactly hity-fVe minutes
from he outset of the chase; Pro fnhnnis
amon{ the sportsmen was uaote '6 Sasnas
PuryIy. VINO though psst seventy n.y.. hs aa.a.
gray h.ir in his asssi a as the Soldess
the hounds, IS olsaoig ,snv N '>'N
yonne gallant in the company
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
HE Is HIS OWN FATHER-IN-LAW.
Ry Marrying His Mosher-in-Law q Man
Mixes Himeen Up.

~ marrying HIS hosler-in-L Law hsh
Mixes Himoen Up.
MANKATo, MINI, Sept. 26-The most
remarkable bigamY case ever known in
Minnesota has just come to light 1T Lake
Crystal, this county. Asher A. Morgan
and Hester A. Simmonds were arrested
on charge of bigamy, on complaint of
Willism NJ. Simmonds, the lstter's son.
Morgan in March, 1886, married the
daughter Of Hester A. Simmonds, and
early N the present month. while the
daughter was, still living end his lawful
wife, he was married TO Hester herself,
whose husband is also living.
The second wife is the mothe: CT the
first wife and of the complaining witness,
aud mother -in-lnW of Morgan, es well as
his apparent wife. Her first husband is
fether Of ner children and, OF course, is
father in-lsw Of his wiie's second bus
band.
The complaining witness is son Of the
second wife, and brother OF the first wife,
which would make him a bFother-in-law
of sj0reSn, s. we'll IS q step-son. Just
what relationship the first husband may
fbear TO al OF these is to be unraveied.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07

Iulxs Cnrsaor RinewormE Nd Ecze-
, asentes"
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the postofhce ut Fort Worth. Tex
Monday, october 5, 1857. To obtain any of
these letters, the applicant must call for
ADVERTISED letters" and give the date of the
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
Hunts Care Tor Itch and Tetss
Heuarsutsed q, - X

= Some German Investigators have cal
culated the relative liability Of injury to
the eye, finding that il all parts of the
body be equally exposed to injury wounds
Of the eye would bear 70 wounds Of other
parts the proportion OF one in about 600;
as matter of fact, the proportion is
about thir:y-s;x in 1000.
The Osceola times., 1887-05-28
SorItE

ny VIRTUE adesres Of the Probate Co1rl
Of Mississippi County. ArksnsA. rendered A.
the April Term. 1857 anon the pstitipu Of W
X Harrison adrsini-irator Of the Estate OF !.
y Dsvier, deceased !. be gndrrsigncd, a ad.
miaisirator oftho estate Of " ~. lisoE. dec Z.
will on the
ssrH DAY OF JUNE. 1887.
A. the door Of The toart Uouc ia ~, Town n
o ceola Arksnrrs, sell o. the highvst sidd'r.
on credit Q. three months the following de-
seriesd .ands iying IN Niss,ssirti euaaiy, ATs
belonging 10 ihs tst.1 q W a. Wtls,ii, de-
eeAssd, subject n the vid,w's dover. ~ psy
the debts prubatsd sgsins: The asne, 20 wis.
The v \ ~ secuon 81, Iovnsnip 81 y. ,
10 Rang. Eots the 3 \ ossW " \ Of Section
2 In Township II. N 10 Range O. Eat. sGt
thss W < ofh 3 y Of sser,on =. rowssslp ~
" Range ., East, containing. In all, ~ scr-s
Ths sA.s 70 take place within lawful hoars Of
seta day, tha pureh~sr wili be required 10 give
nsse wtte good secertty far the payueat Of pur.
eAaey oeass, sse ltsa rsisissd toS payne It VI
) Ss ~ =. IN. NJ v. j Nissa. Hse'a.
y. v. teooAsoa. aa'y. s--e-s.
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GOLDEN LAKE LILIES.
GOLDEN LAKE, May 25, 1887

GOLDEN LAKE, May 25, 1887.
DEAR TINES: All the white, black
and tan oolored folks who skedad
died to Island 30, the lakes aud ba.
yous, some to fish, some to hunt, but
most Of them simply to get out oi
sight during the sitting OF the grand
Jury, have all returned to the cotton
patch.
Mr.. +. A. N orton has been on tn,
sick list for several days, but is now
convalescing.
Mr.. B. l.. Hill was IN town to-day
Get him to tell you the Gar yam,
when next you see him. He may
have a new one by that time, bu,
don't forget the Gar story, and make
him tell it. It's the toughest he's
hatched up in some time, and while
you may not tack much faith on it,
it's Just as true as-any other story.
Miss Pearl Wilson paid US visit
this week.
Mr.. 7. A. Barton and family have
moved out On Frenchman's Bayou,
and leased the Landing to Alfred
Hunter, cold, who will run the same,
Health is very good-few chills.
Col. Nose Sanford wants TO dis.
pose of his Cotton Seed Huller, and
says he lost over $500 by the trade
The farmers are crying for rain,
and it is needed badly,
Mr.. r. E. Lee Wilson has sixty
acres of corn which is six feet high.
On the other hand, he has somo cot
ton which is just sprouting.
Mr.. B. S. Carleton was elected
School Director OF this District, mo,
25), receiving 26 votes, all that were
cast, Mr.. 3. l.. Hill and Mr.. Jos. r.
White were elected in No. II, re.
ceiving 8 votes each. In order to
ge, this "immense crowd ont, they
had to go into the fields and plead
with the free american citizens to
come aud exercise the high preroga.
tives bestowed upon them Of choos-
ing their school officers. and dis.
charging the duties OF free citizens.
And yet, tho fault6nders and chron-
ic kickers continue to grow and
flourish like big sun howers.
Master Harry Dunavant is visiting
]. W. Rhodes, Junior.
Miss NJ. Bradley Norton wants to
come back to Golden Lske. In fact
rumor has it that she 10 to return and
make this neighborhood her perna-
lent home. Yosrs,
s'sszss e -, lsrly Dzossos.
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Notice..

That ], the urdersigned. as TIE s1nihiftratoi
II tn. Estate Of ! = Davies, deneased wii ~
tbs July Term 1857, Of the "rooate Court ol
Mississippi Colnty. ArkBoss-. apply to s-id
C0urt for as aEirr to sell all the Real Estate be
nging % the Est ,tr OF ). r Davies lying ~
G.esnc county. Arkansas. TO- rc-irvesimrnt
protection AMI preservation Of said Estais
wien and where all parties hAytng any intsrcsi
nj said Real Estate are notified to appear aud
inisrpo-e such objections to the grating ofssid
order as thcy may dusre,
Ihi. May ?gth 1851 " X HARrISOS.
Admir- Est } r. psylcs. dec -
q W Ihonssou al'y
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

NOTICE J. HEREBY GIVEN, That, In and
by virtue OF decree OF parti ton m.Gr by the
Mississippi County Circuit Court At Its MAY
term. 1851, IN the cause Of James Walker. ct 81
against John W buekner, et al se, rs Com
mlssioncr. said Curt will, ON
THURSDAY, TEh 9Th DAY OFJULY. 1877
at The door oi tbs Court House In Usceola, Ark
withln legal hours, proceed TO sell at public
vendue, on credit OF three months, the y "
\ OF section II. In township IS, y Range 10,
East, Mississippi coun,y, Ark TO the highes,
bidder
Purchaser to give Bete with good security
aud lien retained on the land until paid for.
j. G AkR,
g RUCkER,
A J CLARK,
5-2s-4 Conmiss Onste.
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5.2s-4
TRUSTEES SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that under ard by
VII tue Of Deed # trust made. executed and
delivered TO q A Bunck, ss Trustee, (,yhO has
since csgaed his trustreship and !, the under
signed, appointed In his stead to secure SsllI.
Is Price snd J " Prize In the -um of 500 %
and interest from To. isi day uf Dece mber, 1885
until paid, as such Trustee Will. on
THURSDAY. IUNE Bird 1887,
at y c FROM door the Court House in the tnwn
of Osceola. Arr snsas. Offer for sale al public
ou;cry to the highest bidder, FoE ''AsH ~
HaSD. the following described property, as de-
scvibet In said Deed IN rust, A. the r oi y
L = OF Srciinn ~, Township IS y, aud RANGE
.. East, containing 50 acres o, land, more or
less. to sItisfy said Indebtedness
Sale to take pla vItbin legal hours
This May n 1881. Z. d HALE.
5-2e-i TTDstse
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Cuban Chill Tonic, the Great
West Indies Fever and Ague Rem
edy, never fails TO cure at once Chills
and Fever, Biliousness, Liver Con-
plant, and every disease Of malls
rious origin. Try ii! 1t will cure
you and i'npsrt 10 you that blessed
boon, Health. Sold only by Bac-
chus K Fletcher.
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!, 90 AGENTS W ASTEW Dorbie Quick, to
sliJO HOW ARDS LIFE OF
BEECHRCES,

Infinitely tn. mpst valuable because coming 20
closely from the family circle and hY master
hand engaged In - Labor Of Love " Richly
Illust atrd-st,ei portrait sc viii sell INN G.
diately. Millions want this standl I'd Life Of
the greatest Preacher snd Orator Of the age
Quick is the word Territory in great deme nd
Send for circulars and SOC. Tor outitt1 Z HOL-
DOWAY & co Pabs. 81. Louis No st
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A UkuesrsT's OPINION.

Ira Lutes, Druggist, Oakland City
Ind, says: 81 have sold agreat deal
Of Certain Chill Cure on a guar
sn,ee to break the Chills, With priv
ilegs Of customsS returning for mon.
ey in case Of iAlurs, with happy re.
suits, not single bottle having been
returned. Sold on a positive guar.
antee by
Gaylord 4 Hale. 2w.
-Old ncwrpspsn, uncut for sale
q this hce. SOC. per hundred.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Know ye.
1h-t Joseph Carson has this day redeemed the
Nv Sec %. l3 n, Il rs, j., iu Mississippi
Coanty. Arkausas, BY paying into the Gun ty
reasury the sum Of sl9 IS IN full Of all taxes
penalty and costs due said land Said land
sas spld at tOllec or's Sale MAY 25 1855 and
tthIe bought BY W. W and Z. towan.
This May 10. 1851. HUGH X MCVEI0H,
CLERK 60 Court
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ed several mastery sermons during
the session OF tie Dis,ric, Confer
ence, which were listened to bv
large and in,eresied audiences. HIS
sermon, delivered Sunday. on the
"Eyidences Of Christian Life" was
especially hne, aud maie a deep i'm
preston upon bis hearers. His talk
ON temperance and prohibition, Sun
day evening, carried conviction, and
left no room for controversy; and We
regret that all the people OF Sissis-
sippi County couldn't be there 20
hear 1t.
The Gran,les,, The Greatest.
The Best. There is nothing ike il.
Il never fails. Cuban Chill Tonic.
the gres, West Indies Fever and
Ague Remedy, introduced in this
country from Cuba, cures hills and
Fever, Biliousnsss and Liver Com
plant every time. Try il, it will
save your life. Sold only by Bac-
chus s Fletcher.
The popular remedy for
ch lis; Armistead's Ague
Tonic.
-Messrs. Ben. X. Jr., and Joseph
Pullen, Of Memphis, came up las,
week for recreation and sport. They
had somehow found out that this is
the season when the f,'ny tribe de-
light in being tempted with baited
hooks; so they came, pad s5 piece
for their passage round trip, tempt
ed the fish one whole day, aud
caught two very small fish each, aud
returned TO Memphis highly pleased
with their sucoess. and anticipating
oorn"r Oh the Memphis Fish Mark
ct. Come again, gentlemen.
Why will you suffer with a shsk-
ing Chill or burning Fever? Try
Cuban Chill Tonic, the great West
Indies Fever and Agne Remedy. I,
will quickly cure you. Two doses
will stop chill, one bottle breaks
them up for years. Go to your
druggist, Bacchus & Fletchers, and
try it.
For the past three weeks the
housekeepers Of Osceola have been
taxed to the utmost in providing for,
and entertaining their guests. First
a protracted meeting by the Preshy-
terian denomination; then ciIcnit
court, lasting two weeks, and before
its close, the District conference ol
the NJ. +. Church met here in coun
sci. A great many people, in conse
quence, were called here from a dis
tance who had to be provided anc
care for; and We have every reason Il
believe this was done handsomely
and that our visitors went away de
lighted with their reception. But
as above stated, it was sever,
strain upon the go,d housewives o
the community, and now that thci
guests have all departed, the sarn'
emulation exercised in the contes
as to who should best entertain thei
individual guests. is now manifested
in generous rivalry as to who shal
rest the most and sleep the latest il
the morning,
Cuban Chill Tonic, tho Grea
West Indies Fever and Ague Rem
edy, cures the chill, dries up tn
| burning fever, carries of the blacI
bile, puriiics the blood, makes tn
: sick well aud the miserable happy
Try it! Try i, now! Sold by you
druggist, Bacchus 4 Fletcher.
The Osceola times., 1887-05-28
BEWARE OF OISTaESTs FoR Ca
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY.

DhN AEE OF OlsIaENIh FOh IA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY,
as Mercury will surely destroy tie
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucus surfaces.
Such articles should never be use 1
except on prescriptions from reputa-
bic physicians, as the damage they
will do are ten fold to the good YOU
can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. j, Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury and Is taken in
terrally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucus surfaces Of the sys-
TEN. In buying Halls Cstsrrh Car-
be snre that you get the genuine, il
is taken internally and made in Tol.
edo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Cn.
~ Sold by Druggists, price IS CT;
per hottie.
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PROBATE COURT NOTICE

Notice IL hereby given, That "a A dminisira-
lor Il the Estate ~ David Mctzger, decreased
/ viii petition the Probate Court of Mississippi
County, Arkansas, at the July teno, ls57, iOi
sn order OF sale of the : " Of Section 5. in
own-hip Is, n, and Range II East, Nissis
sippi County, Ark for the purpose Of paying
the debts Of said Estate, c. MblZGER
5. 5 Semnies. Att'y. Admir-.
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PRAIRiE MANHE.

ITcH, ard Scratches OF every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Wooliord's
Sanitary lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
& HALE, Druggists Osceols, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-05-28

NIL lin II, Y turu to Us. and will send yuu
MOIi II free. ntrething OF greet value snf
importance 10 YOU ttAt will slaIt you IN bgsI-
ness which viii bring YOU IN more Ouel rig %
away than anything 'ise iu the world. Any ore
car do the work and live at home fiinor SIX .
all ages. -OmeiAl & new that Just coins money
for all workers Newlil stsrt You; cauital not
needed Ihis Is onr Of the g,naine, important
chsuces Of q lifetime. Those who are Amhifi us
AHd cntrrprisinE vii not delay. Grand ouiht
rec. Address lKgE & 90 Augusta, Maine.
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SE.TEs Owe EIGEE.EFs,

U0TT ca live at home and make more mon
VIII ey at work for u, than at anything else
/ w In this world spiiI not needed You
are started rec. Roth sexe-; all sges Any one
can DO he work Large earnings sure from first
start Costly oufflt in1 terms free Better not
delay. Costs you nothing to send US your ad-
dress and fud ont. n you are wise you viii Do
20 Al Orce, n uALLETT e %, Portland, Me
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Osceola Rain DrOps.


Mrs. B. F. Butler Is on tho sicl
list this week.
Capt. and Mrs. Sexton, have
gone to Cairo, Ills, where they vii
reside in future.
Mrs. r. C. Prewitt and children
left last week for Kentucky, on {
visit to relatives.
Circuit court adjourned lasI
Saturday morning, after being IL
SESSION two weeks.
Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and Fevers.
Mrs. Charles Goodrich and chill.
dren left, last Tuesday, on visit tc
friends and relatives in Illinois.
The Fruit Tree agent, and the
Lightning Rod man, in numbers
struck the town this week.
Ice-cold Soda Water and Lemon
sde, at PINK Moss.
MIR. George E. Lidy, the Fash
ionable Halter Of Memphis, paid oul
to~n q brief visit last Thursday.
Mr.. John Lawrence, father o
Mr.. James NJ. Lawrence, died at hi
brothers residence on Clear Lake
on the 18th.
The largest line Of Gents an'
Ladies' Shoes and Slippers IN town
at g. II. BKIcKEY & Bios.
Mr.. John Uzzell, Of Frenchman'
Bayou, was up during the early par
Of the week shaking hands with hi
many friends.
Mrs. Norton, OF Memphis, Tenn
sister or Mrs. II. &. Dunavant, Is u
.n = visit to her daughter, Mrs. 7. {
Edrington.
The best and only safe cur
for Chills-Armistead' Agu
Tonic.
MIR. Thomas Brown and famil,
moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, wher
Mr.. Brown goes to take positio
10 the Car shops,
Mrs. Wilks and son, Mr.. job
Wilks, Of Charlottesville, No, moth
er and brother Of Mrs. W. ]. Bower
are down on visit.
Mrs. Phil s. Smith, Of Wyar
dotte, Kan, is on visit here to h,
mother, Mrs. John A. Lovcwell, an
numerous friends.
The crops in the vicinity al
just splendid-clean, thrifty and
fine growing condition. Tho ou'
look Is promising for an abundaI
harvest IN the Fall.
A fine line Of French Mixed Car
dies, st PINK Moss.
The annual School election La
Saturday for District No. l, resulte
in the election Of Mr.. John B. Drive
a. Director, vice AL. Fields, and
tax of 3 mills, for school purpose
and 2 mills, for building fund, WI
voted.
III you want a stylish pair I
shoes, you will find full Inc of II
celebrated Baum make Of custom an
handmade shoes, Of all styles, a.
G. r. l;K1cKEY & Bros.
Mrs. Geo. +. Pettey, who can
over to attend the conference, an
who was taken sick soon after h,
arrival, has so far recovered as
be conveyed home.
Jonas Dyson, the co)ored ma
mentioned as being under bond (,
"blind-tigering," had hearing b,
fore Squire Cartwright, thus weel
and was fined two hundred dollar
and trimmings.
Wanted,